Diy gym equipment homemade

This is the best DIY belt squat option for the home gym. Most people already have a landmine, a barbell, and weights. Add a little DIY t-bar row platform and you're good to go!

No excuses are needed when you can make your own gym equipment. Now is the time to make the changes you have always wanted. Don’t let money or accessibility slow you down. Here is a great rou…

I have to admit, I love working out. Honestly, I get so much satisfaction from breaking a sweat. A couple of years ago, I was going to the gym every single day, which I have to admit does have its benefits. Unfortunately, it can also be a bit expensive. Even at the cheapest gym membership...

Use these tricks to make homemade weights, dumbbells, kettlebells, and sandbags so you can get a cheap workout at home.

This post on reddit reminded me how awesome homemade grip strength tools like baseballs, tennis balls and softballs are. If you have ever been to a climbing gym you probably have seen these things before. They are a cheap, but valuable addition to your home gym. Click here for a tutorial by Ross Enamait on how to build your own. […]

I recently decided (as I often do) that I should get some more exercise. Specifically, exercise that doesn’t involve people staring at me, and in which I can wear whatever I want. Which bas…

Cable Exercise Machine: This instructable will show how to build a cable exercise machine rated at up to 300lb (420lb-120lb safety margin - see step 11 for rating justification) that allows you to do more than a dozen different exercises. I have been using it for around fi…

Completed, easy to build, DIY power rack One of the most versatile pieces of equipment in any gym is the power rack, and for a home gym it is even more useful because it can be used for most of the pressing exercises as well as a variety of squats, deadlifts, and rows. New racks can run anywhere from $500 to $1500 from home gym suppliers, and without any options available on craigslist I decided to build my own. After doing a bit of research, I found this site with complete plans for a power…

You might be looking to bulk up on a budget, gaining pounds but saving dollars. Look no further — here's the definitive guide to making your own gear, so you can break a sweat without breaking the bank.

Last week I posted a video of this super cheap belt squat. I made mine from scraps, so it was free but also kind of ugly. If buying the materials, it would probably cost around $20.